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Add a little twist to your crochet hats with an adorable little brim to block out the sun. The Zigzag Visor Cap Crochet Pattern is an easy pattern worked up in simple crochet stitches with two colors. If that’s too much for you, you can easily work this up in a solid neutral for a simple and ultra-easy pattern. This pattern includes size information for baby through adult heads, so you can work one of these up for anyone in … Continue reading →

I loved combining the different stitches to create the unique look of this Moiré Shoulder Bag. I knew I wanted to use the Houndstooth stitch for a purse design, but it needed something to set it apart from similar patterns. I think the bold print created by the ripples does just that. I actually got the inspiration for this design from this gorgeous satin pillowcase that I saw on Etsy. The shop owner, Kathryn, makes these pillowcases by hand in … Continue reading →

My best friend and I did an afghan exchange for Christmas last year. I made a granny rectangle one to match her living room decor and she made me this amazing ripple afghan in my choice of colors. It now has a permanent place on my couch and I couldn’t be happier! ~ Add This Pattern To Your Ravelry Queue Or Favorites ~ Skill Level: Easy Size: 60″ width x 72″ length Supplies: Worsted weight yarn; I have used Hobby … Continue reading →

I have this dream of crocheting tons of home decor items, like these pillow covers, and changing them out as the mood suits me. The problem is, I can picture these in so many color palettes that I don’t even know where to begin! 1. Ripple Pillow Cover on Charmed By Ewe http://charmedbyewe.com/new-free-crochet-pattern-ripple-pillow-cover-16/ 2. Sunshine Lattice Pillow on Moogly http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/sunshine-lattice-pillow 3. Copenhagen Pillow by Yvonne Eijkenduijn for Red Heart http://www.redheart.com/free-patterns/copenhagen-pillow 4. Chevron Cushion Cover by Lisette Eisenga (PDF includes English … Continue reading →